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A voice professor offers some tips to singers preparing to perform The Star-Spangled Banner acapella
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Students will do the research and choose a format for their understanding of the impact the reservation boarding schools had on resident students’ education and lives.
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Nancy Erickson, a renowned Montana artist of international standing, died in Missoula this week.
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With The Montana Mikado, Intermountain Opera Bozeman is staging perhaps the most dramatic update of the controversial show yet.
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The express lockers allow library cardholders to pick up materials they’ve put on hold at any time.
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Helena’s Jewish community has been without a local synagogue for decades. Fundraising is underway to buy back a synagogue that’s been owned by the Catholic Diocese since the 1980s.
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Executive director John Ludin says after a two-year break he's looking forward to welcoming Bozeman back to the theater.
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What began as a dream to fill a cinema void in Billings for documentaries, independent, foreign and low-budget films celebrates a major milestone this week.
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Twenty-three Montana communities this year will receive just over $5 million in state funding to preserve historic sites.
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After not being able to gather for more than a year, the state’s largest LGBTQ+ pride group, Big Sky Pride, is taking to the streets of Helena this week. The annual celebration will wrap up events in the state’s capital this weekend with a parade and rally on Saturday starting at 11 a.m.
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When kids were sent home from school last year during the pandemic, 11-year-old Ezra Graham thought it was a good time to start a news podcast.
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Juneteenth in Billings has been a tradition for decades.The 19th of June marks the day enslaved Black Americans in Texas learned slavery had ended, two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed.